Calle Picu Pienzu, 33540, Arriondas
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General gravel parking near Arriondas town centre, the Chico River promenade, a playground and the Sella activities. Overnight stays are generally possible, but there are no camper services and camping outside the vehicle is prohibited. The area is often quiet, although summer evenings can bring crowds, mosquitoes or occasional loud groups.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Parking without facilities. There is a children's playground right next to it. It is a quiet place to sleep, but since it was Easter week there were many children in the playground in the afternoon. There is a fountain in the park. Right next to the Chico River and a couple of minutes' walk from the Sella, so there were mosquitoes even though it was cold. Less than a five-minute walk from the center.
There is plenty of space to park, although it starts filling up late in the afternoon. We spent a couple of nights here. There are loads of mosquitoes at night!!!!
Quiet place to spend the night by the river in a green area.
It is a general car park where everyone parks, but in my case there were few vans and campers and the afternoon and evening were quiet. During the busy season it may not be ideal for overnight stays. It has no services of any kind; it is a general car park!!!
Terrible! We had to leave at 4 in the morning because of a group of young people having a noisy drinking party with their speakers turned all the way up. The Civil Guard came by, they lowered the volume, and as soon as they left they turned it up again.... The worst night in 15 days in Asturias. I should mention that it was Thursday night and Riverfest started on Friday... I don't know if that was the reason or if it always happens.
Not recommended. We have just left; there is a flea infestation and we are covered in bites. Horrible. Very dirty place, no services. Also very noisy, impossible to rest.
Huge car park, no problem sleeping there and plenty of activities to do.
We stayed two nights. Super quiet and level for sleeping, right by the riverbank and with lots of trees, a five-minute walk from the town. We did the Sella descent, and the companies usually have showers.
Dirt parking area near the town, uneven ground, no services. The municipal police come by to warn or fine people if they are camping. It is a shame that a town with so many tourists still has no service area for our vehicles, due to pressure from the local campsites!
I stayed Saturday night into Sunday and it was great. The place was practically level and the train noise was not bothersome. Some campers sat outside with tables, chatting until late, but otherwise it was excellent. I recommend it for the Sella descent; it is in a perfect location, close to the companies.
The car park is gravel, with some potholes and a few fairly large stones. Be careful if you arrive at night. The train passes right alongside it, but it is not especially bothersome. Most people have tables and chairs outside (THAT IS CAMPING; IN SPAIN IT IS FORBIDDEN, let's get that into our heads). When access is banned, we will wonder why. Locals stay out on the street until late, so it is noisy.
As car parks go, this is a very good one. Spacious and quiet. We were unlucky enough to be there during the festivals, but they were not too bothersome. There are many companies nearby offering the Sella descent.
Wonderful car park, super quiet even during the Aquasella festival. Next to the river, with a fountain in the playground and rubbish bins everywhere, as well as lots of space and completely level ground. Right next to the town too. Highly recommended if you want to stop here.
Quiet for spending the night without camping, close to the town. We asked the local police and they said it was fine. They came by several times to warn people who were camping. No services.